This document proposes a focused semantic web crawler to efficiently access valuable and relevant deep web content in two stages. The first stage fetches relevant websites, while the second performs a deep search within sites using cosine similarity to rank pages. Deep web content, estimated at over 500 times the size of the surface web, is difficult for search engines to index as it is dynamic. The proposed crawler aims to address this using adaptive learning and storing patterns to become more efficient at locating deep web information.

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Deep Web Crawling Efficiently using Dynamic Focused Web Crawler
Patil Ashwini Madhusudan1, Prof. Lambhate Poonam D.2
1Department of Computer Engineering, JSCOE hadapsar Pune,Pune University, India
2Department of Computer Engineering, JSCOE hadapsar pune,Pune University, India
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Abstract - The deep web also called invisible web may have
the valuable contents which cannot be easily indexed by a
search engine. Thus, to locate the deep web or hidden web
contents a need of web crawler arise. The opposite term to the
deep web is surface web that can be easily seen by a search
engine. The deep web is made up of Academic information,
medical records, scientific reports, government resources and
many more web contents. The web pages changes swiftly and
dynamically. The size of the deep web is enormous. Due to this
wide and vast nature of deep web, accessing the deep web
contents becomes difficult. Current approaches lack to index
the deep web pages for a search engine. To address these
problems, in this paper, we propose a focused semantic web
crawler. The crawler will help users to efficiently access the
valuable and relevant deep web contents easily. The crawler
works in two stages, first will fetch the relevant sites. The
second stage will retrieve the relevant sites through deep
search by in-site exploring.
Key Words: Deep Web, Page Ranking, Web Crawler.
1. INTRODUCTION
The deep web is also called invisible web. Thedeepweb may
have the valuable contents. at University of California,
Berkeley, it is estimated that the deep web contains
approximately 91,850 terabytes and the surface web is only
about 167 terabytes in 2003 [1]. Deep web makes up about
96% of all the content on the Internet, which is 500-550
times larger than the surface web [5], [6]. The oppositeterm
to the deep web is surface web that can be easily seen by a
search engine. The deep web is made up of Academic
information, medical records, scientific reports, government
resources and many more web contents. The deep web
databases are not registered with anysearchengine because
they change continuously and so cannotbeeasilyindexed by
a search engine. Thus, to locate the deep web or hidden web
contents a need of web crawler arises. The size of deep web
is increasing very fast these days. The use and the structure
of the web is changing day by day. Old data is getting
outdated and new information is being added to deep web.
The existing approaches lack to efficiently locate the deep
web which is hidden behind the surface web. Thus, the need
of a dynamic focused crawler arises which can efficiently
harvest the deep web contents. In this paper, we propose a
focused semantic web crawler. The proposedcrawlerworks
in two stages, first to collect relevant sites and second stage
for in-site exploring i.e. Deep search.
Fig. Web Crawler Architecture
2. LITERATURE REVIEW
The very famous web which knownas ALIWEBisbrought up
in 1993 as the web page alike to Archie and Veronica. In its
place of categorizationrecords,webcaretakerwouldsubmit
a systematic data file including site information [3]. The
following research in categorization is later in 1993 with
spiders. spiders worn the web for web page informationlike
robots. Before some days, we were looking on only the
header information, and the uniform resource locator as a
query keyword source. To query database techniques were
very easy and primitive.
Excite, is first popular search engine which has its roots in
these early days of web Categorizing. The undergrad
students of Stanford university started this. It was
proclamation for universal practice in 1994[3]. From the
recent few years there are many procedures and practices
are projected probing the hidden web or searching the
hidden data from the web. The next level was development
of meta search engine. The releaseofthismeta searchengine
is around 1991-1994. It offers the contact to many search
engines at a time by providing one query as input Graphical
User Interface. It is developed in university of Washington.
Later there are many work is going on this and directed.
Google projected by cheek Hong dmg and rajkumar bagga in
which the use Google API for probing and supervisory
exploration of Google. The inherent technique and purpose
collection is guided [Google].

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At the end of 2011 architecture of web service for Meta
based search engine was proposed by K PV Shrinivas, A
Govardhan conferring to their learning the Meta quest
engine can be classified into two types. first is common
purpose search engine and second superior purpose Meta
search engine. There is shift from search in all domains to
search data in specific domains [12]. Information retrieval is
a technique of searching and retrieving the relevant
information from the database. The efficacyandefficiencyof
searching is measure using performance measure matrix
called precision and recall. Precision Specifies thedocument
which are retrieved that are relevant and Recall Specifies
that whether all the documentthatareretrievedarerelevant
or not. To retrieve the complex query information is still
checking for search engine is known as deep web. Deep web
is unseen web content of openly obtainable pages with
information in database such as Catalogues and reference
that are not indexed by search engine [12].
There are two ways to access the deep web. The first is to
create vertical search engines for specific domains and the
second way is surfacing. The prototype system for surfacing
Deep-Web content is proposed. The proposed algorithm
efficiently traverses the search spaceandidentifiestheURLs
that can be indexed by the Google search engine [3].
The deep web contains a huge numberofHTML formswitha
variety of schemata like Google Base. Google Base allows
storage of any kind of data as per the users need [22].
3. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
The proposed web crawler uses cosine similarity algorithm.
The query is entered by a user through GUI. Then the
crawler will fetch some relevant and irrelevant URLs from
search engine. We apply stop word removal and stemming
process on those URLs. After that the title and description
matching of appropriate URLs is done with user query.Ifthe
page contains more relevant URLs, the same process is
repeated for deep search. Now the crawler will apply Cosine
Similarity algorithm and gives the values of precision and
recall. Thus, our crawler gives good results efficiently.
Fig: Proposed System Architecture
4. SYSTEM ANALYSIS
The user enters a search query the keyword matching is
done with Google URLs. From these URLs, the relevant URLs
will be selected for Deep web search one by one with the
help of cosine score. Here the crawler usesadaptivelearning
strategy. The crawler also records the learned patterns and
store it in the database. Thus, the crawler becomes smart
and efficient.
5. SYSTEM ALGORITHM
Step1: Retrieve URLs from Google search engine.
Step2: Compare the keyword in the query with the
Description and title of the URL.
Step3: Classification is done of fetched URLs.
Step4: Ranking is assigned to pages using Cosine similarity.
Step5: The Relevant URLs will be displayed to the user
according to their priority.
Step6: The user can go for deep search through the links
displayed.
5.1 Algorithm to calculate Cosine Score

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6. MATHEMATICAL MODEL
There are two vectors to calculate cosine score.
1. User search query
2. URL
Using this score relevant documents are fetched. Use the
count to calculate precision and recall.
Above a predefined threshold, the relevant documents will
be displayed to the user.
7. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The results are displayed on the basis of search keyword
(the user search query).
8. CONCLUSION
In this paper, we assessed the different searching
approaches for deep web. We developed a focused web
crawler that harvests the deep web contents efficiently. The
crawler works in two stages first locates the relevant sites
and second stage for deep search. As the crawler is focused,
it gives topic relevant result and use of cosine score helps to
achieve more accurate results. Thus, the developed crawler
overcomes the problem of accessing deep web contents and
gives users the valuable contents that lie behind the surface
web.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to thank my guide Prof. Lambhate P. D.
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Author Profile
Patil Ashwini, is currently
pursuing M.E (Computer) from
Department of Computer
Engineering, Jayawantrao Sawant
College of Engineering,Pune,
India. Savitribai Phule, Pune
University, Pune,
Maharashtra,India -411007.
She received her B.E.(Computer)
Degree from BVCOEW Bharati
Vidyapeeth’s College of Engg. For
Women, Savitribai Phule Pune
University, Pune, Maharashtra,
India - 411007. Her area ofinterest
is Data Mining.
Prof. P.D.Lambhate, received her
Degree from WIT, solapur,
ME(Comp) from BVCOE Pune,
Pursing PhD. in computer
Engineering.
She is currently working as
Professor at Department of
Computer and IT, Jayawantrao
Sawant College of Engineering,
Hadapsar, Pune, India 411028,
affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune
University, Pune, Maharashtra,
India -411007. Her area of interest
is Data mining, search engine.
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